Blogging in the Classroom
Using Doug Belshaw’s notion of ‘Digital Literacies, I will focus on critical thinking, creativity and communication. If a school wished that they could cover just about all the Digital Technologies Curriculum using blogging. Blogging has so many entry points that it can be differentiated to the needs of any learner and/or classroom.
Ongoing Reporting with GSuite
Using Doug Belshaw’s notion of ‘Digital Literacies, I will focus on critical thinking, creativity and communication. Although this does not necessarily cover coding, documentation and ongoing reporting covers most other aspects, such as data collection and creating digital solutions. The point of ongoing reporting is to be differentiated. The challenge is choosing the right solution for the problem at hand. This will be addressed in the session.
You can find a link to the resource to work through here. This is also something that I have .
Thanks for sharing these great resources about blogging and Ongoing Reporting with GSuite!
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You should add the paper blog activity to the DS106 Daily Create activities — it would be neat to see what more people make.
Kevin
Ok, I will do. Thanks for the suggestion Kevin.
For the past few years I have written both a December newsletter, as well as a summary of the whole year (see 2016 and 2017). As Decemeberβs highlights are included within the summary, I decided to just do one.
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